Thanks for your kind words. The stack is a mix of both. Browser runs on the server and sends updates to the client via websocket. Then it is painted on the client. On the client-side a part of noVNC js library is used to capture input and is sent to the browser running on the server.
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Thanks for your kind words. The stack is a mix of both. Browser runs on the server and sends updates to the client via websocket. Then it is painted on the client. On the client-side a part of noVNC js library is used to capture input and is sent to the browser running on the server.
Pretty slick. Could be the seed of a lightweight Browserling competitor, if you could scale it economically.
Thats an excellent suggestion. We do have plans to modularize the browser component to offer browser as a web service.